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Boyd Health Services

The mission of Boyd Health Services is to ensure the delivery of high quality holistic health care that is accessible, affordable, and that emphasizes and promotes healthy lifestyles and behaviors that lead to lifelong wellness for the APSU community.

Welcome to Boyd Health Services

Boyd Health Services is a clinic on the campus of Austin Peay State University which serves to ensure the delivery of high quality holistic health care that is accessible, affordable and that emphasizes and promotes healthy lifestyles and behaviors that lead to lifelong wellness for the APSU community. 

 
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Eligibility for services

Austin Peay students who are currently registered or enrolled in classes are eligible for services. Staff and faculty who are currently employed by Austin Peay are also eligible for services. Go to the APSU portal or call our office at (931) 221-7107 to schedule an appointment today! 

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Immunizations
  • The State of Tennessee requires that new full-time, first-time, readmitting and graduate students entering institutions of higher learning provide proof of 2 doses of the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccines or laboratory evidence of immunity to all three of the diseases.
  • The State of Tennessee requires documentation of 2 doses of the varicella (chickenpox) vaccine, documented proof of having the disease by a healthcare provider, or laboratory evidence of immunity to the disease prior to registration for all new, full time students.
  • The State of Tennessee requires that a single dose of the meningococcal vaccine (MCV4/MenACWY/Menactra/Menveo/MenQuadfi) must have been administered within the past 5 years if less than 22 years of age and residing in on-campus housing. (NOT Meningococcal B)
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Hours of Operation

Our clinic hours are five days a week (Monday - Friday) from 7:00 am - 4:30 pm.

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If you are under 18 years of age and wish to be seen as a patient in APSU Health Services you must have a Consent to Treat form filled out and signed by your parent/guardian.